don t don't. you watching our eighty years a recap of the headlines the deepening euro crisis and how to solve it are said to dominate the g eight summit underway in the u.s. this year's gathering is largely seen as a key test of the group's ability to deliver. and in europe the policies are under fire with thousands of protesters expected to rally in the german financial center in frankfurt false one day. plus israelis and palestinians who lost their loved one is a come together in the pursuit of peace and a sign of rican silly asian that's becoming increasingly rare between the two sides . coming up next a special report american spring on the history of occupy wall street and the

movements of struggle against corruption greed and social inequality stay cheap for this one. up up up up. up up playing a lot of mileage you had the time to let me go if you let me go to head up my gut tells me that nobody five hundred thirty seven blocks that. looks like just such a fast. you. will. likely be going to go want to

sell me a new strap people. like. cub. and his nose was bleeding when the cops on the explosive yeah it's it's unfortunate you know it's it's a way just system brittleness yeah. and the press corps read exactly. if they don't like to make the connections that we're now descending into a police state yeah yeah yeah now they'll never know it's really like the neo liberals like they want less government except a bigger police yet right to enjoy using women's bodies yeah if they want to be more intrusive on everything except you know. social services sure you know the stuff that actually makes differences in people's lives. six. six six six six six six six six six six

six six six six. oh here is. the. plan is it all over. love love love again let's just say. ok. symptoms to be. keep track of. this is

such as. i. know it like. you know and. you know what. the purpose of today's march against police brutality and basically the n.y.p.d. is using the onus of protecting us from terrorists to create

a police state. they are here to protect the public so just one of the many absurd ironies of this march against police brutality with the police themselves are being brutalized i believe by the forces that are putting them in conflict with their with their fellow citizens and fellow working people. cops period even. yeah yeah it's going to help me get let me just check his consciousness make sure that he's here because he seems. to think.

it's just because they can. put a little bit of let's get. to . the peace. summit. there in three weeks because it's going. to.

respond if. it's i think the agenda needs to. a little more clear for us to be able to actually. get things accomplished but i think the heart of it. i just think you were going to was good at it oh it. was great to look. oh. all right you're going to get to see the all this occupied. it's the newest media

platform for. the ninety nine percent. i don't think any president in years so. i'm going to. six companies corporations own the entire mass media in this country we have to create our own media platforms and barack obama is going to be one of those people can see what. connect with the website connect with the community and get activated with occupy wall street it's pretty exciting. to get our big may day action coming up so general strike. excited about that. but the site just was so there's a lot of work to do. we have really nothing to lose i guess.

it is i always use thing i was born in the wrong time. i'm sure of it. morning breeze. the sixty's or something. like you realize that this is exactly the time that i'm supposed to live it. exactly are going to be. sad interactions i want to be. like. we're not there yet. i think it's important to recognize that we're not. in the place that we want to be yet you know and that's why we get up and that's why we work that's why we struggle and that's why we face all the things that we face.

because of the absolute. building our capacity for doing spring training to get all pumped up and psyched to do some like to see some exercise do some something that's the stuff we're going to march on wall street just a little you know that we're coming on later and. this is training which is training. to get ready for every little thing we can do. to start going back to. sleep. so you can.

burn you. into a sitting position. with it but there. are . several unfilled really bloody people they aren't really close together around each other so let's see how close together we can get without hurting each other.

like it's like spring training in sports no you do it's build discipline worked as a team still she said in the end it's also more to win by people in every week to be with us i'm hopefully will get really tight and really solid military guy and some discipline are actually coming up and get something else but the knowledge gets in the calculator he. still does that. let's close this very large get our. top. close look at. those we got close.

right now we are at the fort greene occupied town square an occupied town square is a roving pop up occupation that shows up in a different park each weekend and the idea is to set up in the park it's open

people can come in those food there's music there's games there's information about occupy about a general strike on may first and it just it's an outreach opportunity for the community to come and see us is sort of them having to come to us we come to that thats it.

this is the wheel of immorality it proposes various outcomes all misfortune it all unfortunate. for people to discover if each of these aki cards which. you know they reveal the unfortunate circumstances that we all live in right now. some something some terrible facts about monsanto the company prison industrial complex. climate change which is already happening and. when you land on one of these which you know happens arbitrarily as a stop the wheel whenever i want to because i'm the controller of this wheel misfortune. you get one of these cards. and you need to learn about the terrible situation here it. is here almost like you said i can take

a picture was it like as a picture one of the ones you do and i don't want to be the pictures i'm tweeting and you don't treat it for yourself and. tweet about what's going on i take pictures of people who are worth the different foods to eat out everybody maybe people come out when they see a little know they are here. that's mostly my family situation and sue use twitter as a means to do both outreach to the larger community in reach within the movement in the case of tween occupation between people within the occupation. and it also as a means of getting new resources and question things that we need whether food or clothing or support people or cameras or money or whatever may be put out of calls on the internet and people are very generous.

however you understand it for something a political thing for other people's i want a job. for people like me it's a whole bunch of things including just the opportunity to get together with other people and not be on my cell phone. and just talk like we're talking now which has become in our modern life a kind of rarefied. spread the word. if you think there's something good in here. let people go and join us that can be just hang out with us for five minutes to see a post of mine post it and say you know what does occupy people in similar bed.

edges a bunch of losers but i have a very good job. people have jobs here that's all nonsense oh they don't have jobs they're losers i think something what's also in here is encouraging the courage. the courage of these people to sleep on the street in the cold. to get a read it sounds fun. but it was better for all of us. yet again. yes. i mean right now being tracked by. lifting him to miley's.

american star he's like i'm afraid we're going to go i know how i am i leave my stuff was you know it. was going to hospital most of the truly the bodies are for the seals going literally the human hair what's your name and we're you know which step back right to look just step by. step back after midnight brennan was just sitting inside of a sleeping bag it was freezing out here and stuff last night and is so cold you couldn't even like his legs were literally shot and they're wrestling as you get past just one and i'd say. that's a very i mean it is being arrested for being an american. is being arrested for being a human in a situation rescue where a human might want to be normal and it's literally about freezing temperature right now this is just a sign of them wanting to scare us all wouldn't. we they know we're succeeding doing what we're supposed to just kind of freakish and keep moralizing use like you

keep people. seeing all the crap that's gone on here in america and they're just trying to stop this but they know they can't stop you know smugglers is their car that's why they're fighting a cd as hard as they can get in the living within the limits of the can do so. but . i thought that was my first radio is going to be joining us to he's a long time. brooklyn community organizer and we coach each this class together twice a week but today we're going to be meeting off site at a church. talk about. what we're going to plan we're going to plan some actions the students want to do a walkout. in solidarity with the workers for may first so that's pretty exciting. so you know other actions how we get other students activated stuff to give me to say these are great student leaders they're strong young people they've been

through a lot they're embattled because the city's closing their school down and they're not happy about it. but. change is happening. it's not just going to happen because people oh you know what let's change. the hands. so it's people for us people that are strong people that have will hold power over. to change that they did in new york city we the students of the public this occasion i hear. you about injustice.

who says that. the private privatizations of our school systems budget cuts. the pleasure because i believe this policing of us schools and. we feel that if east issues was sitting asked is a failure and we demanded saints we believe that child. is just. playing bass isn't enough and she solicited us to says this killing the table. because it is all first i salute you. only first as well to fully.

ask michelle i don't. know so. here we go. so today we evolved that is it just a credible historic moment for high school students in new york city just really really realize that they need to organize themselves so this is the beginning of the organization the soon organization you know for a justice you know. for proper education. let the. kids.

i want to see you guys. continue with. people who are getting to know what was going on but there has been no so too many detention. we celebrate in america with our struggle. to

even enter the games to see who will. soon be complaining that it doesn't settle that struggle there is no promise. that we're not going to. thank you. people who want to thank you for. what time. this is to take you to we did. see you in the shower with the seafood new me because i see that people have some really. really was. this like. for you and me. because.

i. thought. i was was was. was was. was. was was was . can i ask you as a great roddy and i were two of the founding members of occupy wall street back in september last year. what impact do you think occupy washee has had on the spheres that you that you exist in and work in well you know.

occupy was your most significant things or has happened in this nation less forty years calm. and its in its innes infancy or you know what is required of occupy wall street is to begin to and as everyone has been saying this we have to begin to identify those goals and objectives as you have been doing and pushing it to the forefront so the people understand the purpose and meaning. to understand it because the ninety nine percent move on from words that had been the product of champ a student loan to find jobs to find decent housing in the stand by just as importantly how do we connect those things how do we move it because you know people are very concerned because it affects them but how do we connect the of those people and let them see through direct relationship with the by.

seeking an exit. decadal. and an exit of atrocity. they tell chicago's.